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16th September 2009
Shop around! Bank employees are paid to protect the bank, and getting the right mortgage from them usually involves playing games. Why waste your time? Getting a good interest rate is crucial, but don’t forget, flexibility and options are also important... Read >
Author: Rachel Paul10th September 2009
If you or someone you know plans on purchasing a home in time to take advantage of the tax credit, there are some things to keep in mind. The last day to close to take advantage of the tax credit is Monday, November 30, 2009. Keep in mind, this follow... Read >
Author: John Jarvis07th September 2009
Thinking of building a home and wondering if you can use a va home loan for financing? If you are a veteran then you may have this option available and getting a new home built may be easier than you think.
Basic VA home loan requirements:
•Serve or... Read >
Author: QuinCascade07th September 2009
Numerous American homeowners struggle to make their monthly loan payments, running the high risk of credit damage and foreclosure. For those in troubled mortgages, loss mitigation negotiation through a qualified mortgage specialist can provide adequate re... Read >
Author: Kevin Redmon21st August 2009
Many homeowners are upside down in their mortgages, making traditional refinancing difficult, if not impossible. For those suffering from negative home equity or adjustable high interest rates who have been unsuccessful at obtaining a traditional mortgage... Read >
Author: Kevin Redmon08th August 2009
Homebuyer Protection Alert!
Recent Federal legislation can impact your closing date. When completing your Purchase Agreement, even if you are prepared to move forward and close quickly, a more conservative timeframe of at least 30-45 days from the... Read >
Author: John Jarvis14th July 2009
The qualification letter
So just how does the mortgage process work in order to receive a mortgage. First of will be the qualification. Sometimes called the pre qualification. This is where you will get together with a mortgage professional a see if ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell05th May 2009
If you are a loan officer that continues to make a living in today's economic climate, than you are considered to be a true professional, a good sales person, and more than likely you are someone with the vision good enough to anticipate the ups and dow... Read >
Author: Jay Conners25th March 2009
Most home buyers need mortgage loans to purchase a home. Anyone who has ever searched for a mortgage has been asked if they would like to obtain a “pre-qualification” or a “pre-approval”. Most prospective home buyers are confused about the two t... Read >
Author: Ron Knight01st March 2009
• Pre Qualification
Qualification is a basic assessment of a potential buyer’s ability to qualify for a mortgage. It amounts to a lender’s “opinion” about the range of home prices that fit the buyer’s budget. It can aid the buyer in making ... Read >
Author: annie06th October 2008
For those loan officers that are too busy to spend a few hours a day processing mortgage loans, this article is not for you. This article has been written for the new mortgage professional that wants to learn more about mortgage processing. Mortgage pro... Read >
Author: Matt03rd September 2008
When it comes to determining what kind of loan program is best for you � a fixed rate loan, a variable rate loan or some of the other less common options, there are a number of things to consider. It's not s simple decision. You must look at your financ... Read >
Author: Christopher27th March 2008
Things to Consider For Your Colorado Home Loan Quote
Shopping for a Colorado home loan quote differs little from shopping elsewhere for mortgages in the United States; however, the state of Colorado's housing market does present some unique needs for C... Read >
Author: Americanmortgage24th January 2008
It has never been a better time to consider getting a home loan with rates at historic lows and home prices softening. Purchasing a home is often the biggest investment one will make within their lifetime. Prior to purchasing a home there are many thing... Read >
Author: Steve Cancel19th January 2008
Bankruptcy is an uncomfortable subject for a variety of reasons. The most obvious is the potential havoc it can wreak on your finances. Running a close second is the negative stigma which is often attached to the process. This negativity is important to m... Read >
Author: devtony826th July 2007
12 Things Every FSBO Needs And Every Mortgage Professional Can Provide
Targeting the For Sale by Owner (FSBO) market is without a doubt, one of the easiest avenues to mortgage success available today. Most mortgage people fail to tap the FSBO market be... Read >
Author: Tom Domin23rd July 2007
Realtor Referrals are by far the most effective tool you can have if your mortgage brokering or lending. The leads you will get from realtor referrals are qualified and generally an easy sale. Consider all the different types of referrals available, but... Read >
Author: Professor_x01st July 2007
My Indispensable Mortgage Notebook
There's no doubt about it...the Internet is changing the way we shop, bank, arrange travel, search for information, buy and sell homes, and if you haven't noticed...the way we do mortgages.
A few years ago I came t... Read >
Author: Tom Domin14th May 2007
You really owe it to yourself and your family to know more than you do about mortgage financing. What you don’t know will cost you thousands of dollars over the life of your loan; I guarantee it!
There are so many mortgage products available today; y... Read >
Author: Robbie Hopcraft23rd April 2007
Things My First Mortgage Mentor, Trainer, Broker Should Have Told Me...Part II
In Part I, we covered the fact that you’re in business for yourself and, never stop learning, just to name a few. Here’s Part II of the article:
7. Find a mentor.
... Read >
Author: Tom Domin12th March 2007
Did You Send Your Thanksgiving Cards?
If you didn't, plan on do just that this coming Thanksgiving. You're probably asking...as a Mortgage Professional, why in the world would I send Thanksgiving Day cards?
The answer is...because you want to be dif... Read >
Author: Tom Domin05th March 2007
Referrals are what make and break many mortgage lenders. Referrals are incoming calls that are referred to you from an outside source. That source might be a newspaper, a friend, a former client, or even the internet. In the end, though, mortgage originat... Read >
Author: Professor_x20th April 2006
In this article, we are going to discuss a major problems involving keyword selection for existing businesses. It is a simple mistake, but one most people do not think about.
Keyword Perspective Avoid This Mistake At All Cost
The two prime Inter... Read >
Author: Halstatt Pires12th December 2005
According to the NAMB (National Association of Mortgage Brokers), two out of three Americans work with a mortgage broker to purchase a home because of the broker's expertise and wide selection of loan products and lenders. However, with so many so called ... Read >
Author: Brian Daniel28th September 2005
The mortgage process can be a little confusing if you aren't familiar with the terms used in the process. To help you out, here is a list of terms with corresponding mortgage definitions.
Broker: An independent mortgage professional that oversees the e... Read >
Author: Dan Lewis
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